Daming: Me!The auspicious beast unicorn of the old Zhu family

Chapter 77 Selling Official Vendor?Neighbors hoard food, I hoard knives!
"boom--"

After Kong Xixue left.

Comrade Zhu, who couldn't hold back the anger in his heart, directly pulled out the sharp sword from the scabbard.

A sword split the desk in front of him in half.

The 'sun' pattern engraved on his right shoulder was also accompanied by his anger, as if it had been completely activated, making his aura extremely dangerous. If he is not the emperor now, but just a hundred households, a thousand According to Zhu Yuanzhang's temper, he would not spoil the Kong family at all, and let them all move their heads immediately!
of course.

It can be considered that the Kong family is lucky.

Comrade Zhu at this stage can still explain a little reason to you.

If it was Zhu Yuanzhang after the death of Empress Ma and Prince Zhu Biao, your Kong family dared to try again and wiped out your nine clans in minutes.

"Ridiculous! Bold!"

"Does the Confucius family really think we are made of mud?"

"They can do whatever they want, do what they want us to do, and even use relief to the victims as a threat to threaten us to give them fame and official positions?"

"The Confucian family thinks we are Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty? Or do they think they can rely on Confucius' shadow to surpass us?"

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Comrade Zhu was furious.

Because of this practice of the Kong family, if he agrees to it, how is it different from selling officials and lords in the late Eastern Han Dynasty?
only.

At that time, money was used to buy officials, but the Confucius family used food to buy officials, and some officials had to be assigned positions. Why didn't they go to heaven one by one?
The earliest sale of officials and nobles in the Han Dynasty began with Emperor Han Heng.

Guanneihou, Wudafu, Habayashiro and other official titles were sold at clearly marked prices.

After a long time, Emperor Huan of the Han Dynasty drove to the west of Hexi. I thought that a good emperor would come out, but Emperor Lingling of the Han Dynasty made his debut again. Although Emperor Lingling of the Han Dynasty is not the flesh and blood of Emperor Huan of the Han Dynasty, this hobby is really the same. He likes to create luxurious enjoyment for himself, so the similarity is more similar than that of the father and father.

But luxury comes at a cost.

In the last years of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the problem of land annexation was serious, coupled with frequent natural disasters and foreign barbarian rebellions, the tax revenue of the Eastern Han Dynasty was really a bit difficult to collect.

The common people are already living in poverty, and all of them have become poor ghosts. Where can Emperor Han Ling enjoy the money?

It doesn't matter if you don't have money, isn't there still the way of Emperor Huan of the Han Dynasty?

Compared with Emperor Han Huan who simply sold officials, Emperor Han Ling not only wanted to sell officials.

You have to play the new trick of betraying the officer.

That is the auction system.

At that time, under his will, the Eastern Han court publicly announced the sale of official titles.

Ordinarily, this kind of thing of selling officials has been done long before Emperor Huan of the Han Dynasty. For example, Lu Buwei of the Qin State did it, but it was to solve the financial problems of the Qin State, so it had to be done secretly, Han Ling It's different for the emperor, I wish the whole big man knew about it.

That's not the end of it.

Emperor Han Ling had to clearly mark the price for you.

Different official positions and ranks have different prices.

For example, the price of local officials is twice as high as that of court officials, because the former is an official position with real power that can make money, while the latter is a vain position that cannot be paid for.

But if you think this is the bottom line of Emperor Ling, then you really underestimated him. As the person who pushed the Eastern Han Dynasty to the point of no return, how could Emperor Ling of Han have such a little ability?
According to the price list for selling officials and nobles set by Emperor Han Ling at that time.

An official position with an annual income of 20 shi at the county guard level can usually be bought at a price of [-] million, and the selling price is [-] times the annual income of the official position. Yes, the price will be adjusted according to the family property of the successful bidder to ensure that he can maximize his benefits.

Speaking of which, some people may want to ask, this Emperor Ling of Han sold his official position so expensively, would anyone really be willing to spend money to buy this official position?

Which of those aristocratic families is the owner of the poor money?
To them, money is just a number. Tens of millions of dollars are nothing to them.

But this position is different!

If the family can have a sheriff or something, or even a bigger official position.

For example, to be a Sangong or something, then this is the political capital for the future development of the family!
Therefore, Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty was welcomed by the aristocratic family, and there were countless people who bought official positions. Even a small family would buy a fifth doctor or something.

The Kong family today.

It is estimated that this is also the abacus.

Leaving aside other positions, they definitely want government positions in the Shandong region, which will facilitate their expansion and development of power in the area, and they may even have to intervene in the imperial court.

Obviously, he has not accomplished an inch of merit, but he intends to take advantage of natural disasters to make money for the country, and wants to let his sons and daughters enjoy high officials and generous salaries.

Dreaming is not so beautiful!

"Berwin."

"Chen is here!"

"Tell me, the Kong family is so rampant. Don't they know that they stockpile grain and we stockpile soldiers. Their granary is ours. How about we just let people copy their nine clans?"

"If your majesty is only planning to express his anger for a while, then naturally there is no problem. If your majesty wants to stabilize the country, it is absolutely impossible."

Liu Bowen bowed his hands and gave his own opinion.

This kind of thing is not a good start.

If the Kong family is copied today, the Wang family, Zhang family, and Li family can be copied tomorrow, which will only make the landlords of the world panic.

Let the newly unified Ming Empire become internally unstable again.

Under the circumstances that Beiyuan has not been completely wiped out, Liu Bowen does not recommend doing so.

Although it can temporarily solve the problem of food shortage in Shandong, and it can also make His Majesty angry, but the various side effects that follow will soon appear.

even if.

Since the end of Tang Dynasty.

The power of the aristocratic family is not so strong anymore, but a skinny camel is bigger than a horse, and the Confucian family is the head of Confucianism, which affects many scholars. It is better to do as little as possible, otherwise It is easy to attract backlash.

"Then do you think there are other ways to solve the food shortage caused by the drought?"

Comrade Zhu asked in a deep voice.

Liu Bowen, Juggernaut Changhong, Celestial Master Zhang Normal, Prince Zhu Biao, and Fourth Prince Zhu Di.

Although the latter two are still young, they are also talented people, so Comrade Zhu wants to ask their opinions.

of course.

If there is nothing they can do.

Then, this is the only way to force him to take the last step.

Either choose to be tough to the end, and tear the face off with the Kong family; or choose to endure for the stability of the empire, and temporarily compromise, and settle accounts later.

"This"

"Well"

"Father, my son doesn't have much to do."

Except for Juggernaut Changhong.

The rest of the people all showed embarrassment, even if Liu Bowen calculated it cleverly, there was no way to make it out of nothing.

It is impossible to conjure a large amount of food out of thin air.

(End of this chapter)